Mips assembly language equivalents , Computer Engineering

MIPS' native assembly code only has two branch instructions, beq and bne, and only one comparison instruction, slt. Using just these three instructions (along with the ori instruction to set a to 0 or 1), write (by hand) the MIPS assembly language equivalents for the following

"C" code snippets, assuming that a is stored in register $4, and b is stored in register $5. Remember that in "C", if an expression is true, it evaluates to 1 and if false, it evaluates to 0.